Program Description
Bachelor of Design (Hons.) Product Design
B.Design (Hons.) programme of Industrial design focuses on designing products, systems, and services that make life easier by developing creative thinking ability. It’s a balance of creativity, technology, cultural concerns, environmental needs, exploring materials, production techniques, aesthetics, the emerging fields of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Artificial Intelligence, and social issues in both local and global contexts. In the Bachelor of Design course, Students can learn and apply user-centric insights by becoming more empathetic.
B.Design (B.Des.) Product Design is offered as part of School of Industrial Design
School of Industrial Design
Industrial Design deals with products, services, and systems addressing usability, form, function, aesthetics, material, technologies, and sustainability. Our students explore creative thinking and problem-solving processes to bring value to companies, communities, and people. At G D Goenka University, our 4-year Bachelor of Design programme focuses on designing products, systems, and services that make life easier. At the School of Industrial Design, we balance creativity, technology, cultural concerns, and environmental needs, exploring materials, production techniques, aesthetics, the emerging fields of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Artificial Intelligence, and social issues in both local and global contexts. We encourage our students to create solutions that are empathetic to the end user and have contextual insight. Our new B. Des. in Interaction Design has been programmed and launched in response to the needs of users and the Industry.
Besides, we also offer our Bachelor of Design students with excellent educational and infrastructural facilities. Our teaching professionals are well-qualified and have profound knowledge in the subject. Providing the students with practical training, prepare them for a bright and triumphant future. The knowledge and skills you will acquire in our Bachelor of Design course will help you attract high-salaried jobs in the fashion industry.
Why study Product Design at UID?
Our curriculum at the Bachelor of Design course encourages a broad exploration of the design practice with an emphasis on user-centered approach and design thinking and beyond. We enable our students to develop critical, technical and managerial skills that align with the contemporary conversation within the industry also Entrepreneural thinking for self-development by aligning with thought leaders in the industry. The course is focused on process-driven work that examines all aspects of industrial design from conception to implementation. We equip our Bachelor of Design students with a wide range of design skills and thought processes that allows them to articulate their design ideas and thinking. Our exemplary infrastructure and workshops support model-making and prototype building for different kinds of design briefs.
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PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES
PSO1- Evaluation of Product-Centric User needs: Apply user-centric design principles and methodologies to identify user needs, preferences, and behaviours, and develop innovative product solutions systems that address these requirements empathetically effectively.
PSO2 – Materials, Processes, Form Prototype Competency: Integrate knowledge of materials, manufacturing processes, ergonomics, sustainability, and emerging technologies to design realise, functional, aesthetically appealing, and environmentally conscious products.
PSO3 – Design for Manufacturability: Bridging innovating within the gap between product design and industrial manufacturing at small, medium and large scale ensuring that designs are innovative, user-centric, and feasible to produce on each scale of manufacturing.
PROGRAMME OUTCOMES
PO1. Apply design principles intelligence, speculation, and analytical skills, methods and techniques to develop original solutions for design problems and scenario.
PO2. Critically understand, identify and evaluate historical, cultural, contemporary, socio- political, and aesthetic contexts of multidisciplinary design settings.
PO3. Develop a research oriented inquisitive approach to apply appropriate research tools and techniques for investigation, data collection, analysis, synthesis, and interpretation.
PO4. Demonstrate transferable skills of adaptability, collaboration, time-bound execution, and leadership in multidisciplinary design settings.
PO5. Evolve a personalized design philosophy and approach to the development of design
ideas and solutions.
PO6. Understand the impact of human centric design in the dynamic context of people and communities from the perspective of social, economic, and cultural impact
PO7. Understand the impact of design on environmental sustainability and the application of principles of circular economy and sustainable consumption into design.
PO8. Demonstrate sensitivity and understanding of concerns related to the experience of human and other living beings and incorporating them into design practice
PO9. Develop effective verbal, written and digital communication skills in the context of design
PO10. Demonstrate the appropriate application of existing and emerging tools and technologies, materials, media, techniques, and other methods in the process of design
PO11. Recognize personal and professional development goals and upgrade skills for disciplinary and contextual currency and future directions in the field of design.
Bachelor of Design (Hons.) - (with Specialization in Product Design) Syllabus
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 3
Semester 4
Semester 5
Semester 6
Semester 7
Semester 8
Open Electives
Areas of Mastery
- Simple Product Design
- Technically Complex Products
- Systems Design
- UI/UX
- Design for Social Impact
- Design for Social Impact
Career Prospects
During the journey of design for B. Des. Industrial Design, students start aligning their personal interest with the industry. So, a person with Research DNA, can find themselves comfortable as a Design Researcher or UX Researcher with Industry. Whereas in the domain of experience design, students may join as Interaction designer / UX designer or can contribute as an Exhibition/Retail experience designer. Many firms hire Industrial Designer for Innovation, students can help industry in innovation of products, services or strategy by joining as Product Innovator, Strategy Design expert. Also, in manufacturing sector industrial designer can play a vital role as CMF (color material finish) designer, 3D Modeler. Students can be domain specific where they can find career as Lighting Designer, Toy and game designer, Medical product design expert, Furniture Product designer (mass produced furniture), Accessory designer (mass produced Footwear/ Bags/ vehicle interiors).